Parkview Methodist School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1959 volume:

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Xi 1.81.9665 The Hands that Soothe XX'iiut illfglf ilillIli5- sin- imsf 'fruc- Nn imrigllt pniibiu to if-mmm 'lilac i7illIlillQ'S5 of tin' iingn-r-tipsg Nu spilrixlilig rings nr iu'au-vim-ts givi- Tlwir srlliznw-m-ss suits-r linm-s. Lurgv lmnds. xyilllt iilfgl' ilainmis sin' iiaisf YM- PIllIlKlI'l'liS of cililmirm-n imw- rnn To clasp fill'lll in a1Hm'c'tiong Nh-n sm-k tin- suinu- nl tlu-ir tuncln XYIM-n lifn-'s rcmcl grnws tcm lmrxl. Kind hands, Xxvilllt iurgn- imnds sin' inns! Ym- Tiwy' hold ll imbyis immiy XYith firm and wrsy L'1'l'tLlilltf'l Thvir strong iiurssargv has ciunwm-cl Dvcp clrcalinlm-ss slr-up fur nuiny. Snrc imncis. YYIIM large' iiammis xiii' lmsi But- flulrt arnci ill'illll url' illNillUIl1'li Un tin- saunv Ql'IlL'I'UllS plain: Tlu-y wr-rc not llll'illlt for tasking But for giving. Upon lnuuls! dministration 'X R IRQ NF- ,. S1 'f3f r , ,416 7 QV A X S S: ,Mk IQ, N-.xv X wk X , I f F sa is ' x,,,w . .L Q.. ' , f O - 4-,Rm . A, me X , - f Stunlvy R. Xvlsnn Kluric Koltcr. RN., BS. fxDx1lN1s'rH.-x'l'oH DIRECTOR OF NURSING BOARD OF DIRECTORS M 'Z I 'h ' ' ' X. S R , ,. v ' ' Q :,. N F ff . S Q 1 A-'X ff , : N X. g -H-A ' F 5 . Ls . Xlr. Ermin Ruf Xlr. Halrulcl NIL-Xlillcn Xlr. Clwh- Flmvcrs Nlr. Louis Vllcle PRESIDENT YICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY MEDICAL STAFF XIEIJIC-XI, S'I'.XFF OFFICERS: I. to R: Dr. Donald NI. Hickman, -S'CL'l't'flII'y- Irf'1l.s'1l1'1'1': Dr. XYi1l'l'l'll CI. Hastings, Cllllfflllllll uf lf.x'v1'r1liL1U CUlllIl1fffl'l'J Dr. E. NI. Ilm-tm-11 l1I'f'.S'iflI'Ilf. uml Dr. Framklin .-X. Bryan. prc.s'i1lf'n1'-fflwl. 4 , N x, NXXN 4 QQ X x XX XSS XX X .v D llfll'l lirfmll. ll.X, I5 N, Nl N. lJllllClI'I'fJll Ulf Yl'll5 Parkview Faculty I. In R: Xliv K.ill1l1'l'Il llem-, RX.: Xlrs. l'.1trivi.1 B0ll.llIHHlll. ll.N.1 Xlrs. Klurgarvt llcttig, RX., B54 Nlrs. Estlwr Bloss- mrg, ll.X,. Xliss xxlllltflil ll. Sink, BA., ll.X., Xlh., Erl.D,, Nllxx Xlariv Kultur, ll.fX., Bb.: Nliss Nlaary Powvrs, RN., Bb., Xlrs. l .nm- llllck, ll.X.. Xlrx. Xl.1rilx'n lliui, ll.N,, BS.. Nlisx llatriciu Xluru, ll.X., BS., Nlrs. liurlmuru Bake-r, KN., Nl :rx ll:-x lllrlllll, RK. BA., Xl.N.g Xllgs -lllklltll crll.lIll'y, ll.N.g null Xllw , . ' Purdue Faculty XY1 ' ' ' ' lllll'l'll ll, Sllllx, ll.-X,, l'l,X., Xl.S., l'frl,D. 1. fn Il' Xll l YY, lfisln-r, lllrllg .-XX,-Yl'0XlY it PHYSIULOCY, DlllEff'l'Ull Ulf lfllllfl,-X'l'l0N, XllffllUlllUl.UCYg Xlr. C, Cl, 'l'ruwl1riLlgc, NLS.: CHEKIISTRYL lllrlnir-xx Xlvtluulixt Sr-lnml ul Nurx- Xlr. C, li. llk'll'lK'll1ilIl, l'l1.lJ., PSYCHOLOGY, Nlrx. G. F. l'lau,'licr, HIS- XLS.. SUClOLOCY. W ' T-I 1: gf A M 'wr 5 -is a L -rl W r ,,, 1 4 ' f 4 , asf- 'I - M, Q--. vm, . Q ' Slkllz llO5l'IlAl,, l'SV.lll,'X'llilfI Al'l ll,l,-N'l'l0X. 1. In H: Xllv llv:lr'l1 ll.llSllllI, ll.N., l':.N,, lN5llll C.lUllg Xll, INK-. Klux 'lllll.l D1-1-, ll.N,, ljh., I'XSlllliflUll l.UClAXSl'K ' XQX ..., 1- N- , im , . - Q.. V' Xlrs. l'llx'.l c:llll1lll'l', ll,N,, DlHECTOll Ol NURSING, lrvm- Byrrm llmpitul, Tulufrcnlosis ,-Xllilialliull. NIEDICAI. DISICASICS, AI.LIilKllIiS IJIiHXIA'l'ULUlLY XIICDILQXI, IDISIQXSIQ5 Dr. II. Killlflllilll is 1'IlQI'U55l'lI in HIIIIVIA-k'l.l5N Dr. S. li, xI1'l'L'l'I' ix taking muh-N im lm I'u-tum-al XXIIII lN'.11 I IN U1 I , X. l4rx.m gixmg disullwsiulm with I 'l'1'SIIlllllll stllclvllix, ulIIt'I'IlliUIl lm-turnx wma- Ulmlclf- ,,,fm'ul.nt11m fm flu- .lll.lI4IlIlX uf tlu' Illwlrf. A MEDICAL DISEASES XIICDICAL DISEASES I'IiHI,OilY, YICNICII- XIICDICIXI, IJISICASICS SI'IlClIiI.-XI., DISICASICS Dr. A. XI. Iiawvwillklm' Dr. liivlnxrcl Smith ix ULUCY Ur. Hug.-r Sunil: clixlwlqs lm Ur. C, ll. NIl'I'I.lk'llK'l'Il lum- slmwu vntm-ring tlu- slmwn UUCLIICIIIIIQ il Iwih- Dr. IT llgnilvy mwmm In Inv IHl'l'IlNlK'IHl'lIl.lIIIl1'l1UtIlIllIl. wx fur flmwtmm frum Ihv Nursmfs IIi'SIIIt'llL4t' for an tu main in Hu' Ilmluitll VIIIUIIIIQ .1 IMI lmnm-ni nf vlmx rluring Ins In-L-ture' un CIAIHN. SIIRlL'I'i B.nr lwfun- um- lsmlu- lwifm' l'tlllIl'HIlIlIlQ lm NIIIQIKRII 1l1w.m-N. iinuing lnix Img' 11415. Qmulw uf mul:-111 Imrwx, SURGICAL DISEASES OII'I'IIOI'IfDICS INVIIIIU TO NIIQDIII.-XI. BCIIQXCH Xllfljlff-XI. IJI5I'1.'X5If5 A Dr. H. E. SIIIIIYAIII is sllowll 5lll' Springvr rusllvx in .lsslxt Dr. Xlrx, I1h1ll'IY.lI'.l Billklxl' :mel Dr, K. II. lllf-Xl.'l'll 5l'fliYIf'I'f Iuuing flu' Imspitall for .A Imsy H. I . KIIIIIIITPIILIII mm Ins rmuulx 5L'IlIillIl'IIl.lll .uw p1'vp.1l'il1g umm-x Hull: IIIIIIIIJIIII 'lvxnywbv' II-HHH! J LII-IQ'l'INllDll ut IIN' wfficv. IIIITPIILIII ilu- Il4'wIiuiI'in' uaml. fur Ilnwir uvln-Iqltul 1-lmws. Nlmllnh-1' IVIIIUXVCI frwm In-I' Iu.msI V , ' . In III. li lx IIIIIIIIIIQ .mx Nils, Nlnxxlmlllg. II1'.lItIl Svrxlu' Dil':'L'- tm. Inulxx ull, 1 1 sfw.sf:' , - . X . 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XI, 1111111111111 fum .1 11111 f11lLl1'11'Il1' '1'1-1-3111111 ll s1-111111' s!111111111. D11 11. K1,1'1'5 ix 1JI'l'I71lTlllLf 1-111 r11111111s with 1115 1111 11 l1IN1I1 11111111111l1'.11i1111 111 11-111p11111:f I1.l1ll'1l1N' 111-xt 1111111111-11 ix D11 IJ. 511-ig1111'1'1'1' giving :1 1111111111 11'1'1111'1' 1111 p1'11i41f1'11' 11is1'a1s1'S 11111-, 11.1111 111x11'111t1113 XIN. x1.ll'1' x1111'x .11 3111111-.1 1111. f :Q 5,2 ll T if ' A ' . LQ - , I ,K. , 5 MP2 4 4 I I I 1, I L' In ' ' '? 'l'ig2 Q 4-3 1 5 - 1 ,f's , 1' 2 I - iw? - I '-4, '11 A . 'Ff 1 A ,gi ifxlx I L ' ' N., lil ' ll X , XX X- -.L N 1 .,.: if 3 . . 1- I '- 11 11 Pictured ut the left: Mrs. Faye Buck. RN., DIRECTOR OF Smztvfl is Rmmie- Cuff, RN.. Night Snnpz-rvisur, and .vmrulirzg NURSING SERVICE. from L tu H: Nc-ll HKINIQIIIS, RN., lCxn'11i11g SllP1'l'X'INlDl'L Luis O11 the right: Miss Maria' Kolte-1, RN- B.S., DIRECTOR OF Lnmlc, RN., Ass't Night Supvrviwrg 111111 1.1115 Ku-111-r, RN., NURSES. Asft Ex'f'11i11g Snlpurvimr. NURSING STAFF .1 X 1 ' QI X ' M Nw' 1 'T-X QT F ,M U .U lg? 1 5 : ' lf? 2, I ' gg-4 ' 53-.4i,t.-ig.: -I Et 31 W: gy, Qi 1 4 1 -. V . 1 s :m y I I f Y - ., 1 ' ' T , 'Q I Q' Q W 1 ,, I 0 l .-v5.5-X9 i 5,1 t. Q .. . 'X I X 3 T. 1 W In -, - 1 6 I L .. .X - X A - , 1 ,. . ,Q 5 1, I ' s ' fm. -' ' gf' . I xv M fx I ' ESX 4- I -X1 4 X '-:. If:'q1f 'g'z ,jf QS - X--X 0 I .f , V , , -- up 'N . I .X-W I I I' ' X if I 1 Seated from L fo R: XVIIIIHI Mc-Clecry, Duris Donlay, Miriam I,LlIK'LlStCI', Estlwx' M11ssl1111'g. 111141 Muric Kolter. Sfllllllfllg from L to H: Ruth Arnold, Helen Kyvik, Mary Ht'f'l1l2lllII. Xlf'l'UIlIL'il Scl1lc111111e-11 Aclcnu CIAITIIUX. Fuyv Buck, Margaret Atterbury, Lucille Hilge111a11111, RIkIl'gUf Keyscr, A1111 Cuvc11dv1'. 111111 XIRIIAQLIIITI Rettig. 9 lin linlmy. Xlrs. A. C. lllieinfrzinlx. Xlrs. E. Calkins. ann tin NIL I 'esenlilig gills to tlle xelnmrml. lir't11r1'rl I, In Il: Xlrs. llielnml Diitfininig NI1 dent: Xlrs. -lolni llrnisseiing Nlrs, FOl'flf'L't' XI1 WHITE CROSS ALUMNI Sitting: Betty Keiin. President: Earlene Slin- nmn. lst Vice President. SIIIIIIIIIIWQI Doris Donlev, 12nd Vice President Beulah Nliller, Seeretairyg Florence Schafer rl11't'llSll1'6I'. COUNCIL I f XIL'clllll'Q, Xlrx. XY. U. Hughes. Xlrs. :Xllen Hixliy. Nlrs. 1,1 'c were Xlrs. XYilli1nn Spencer .ind Nlrs. llnssel Ilairris MEDICAL AUXILIARY 'inln-rx nl tlne X14-diegil :Xnxili1n'x' nt 5. I'I1lIlli li1'j'iing Lnrnl Alulnisrni, Stn- l Uwe. lilimlietli Nliller. Student. and 5, l.exxls l'XIllQllI. 10 rr H.: Xlrs. Lunise Botterini, Xlrs. Druid Hollimd, Xlrs. E.. Hcutli, Hrs. xllll Xlllggoiier, NIrS. Nelson mis Nllule. Nlrs. Henry Reiclenlmcli, Nlrs. Frank- l Nlrs. Robert Hansen. Not present for the pic- Ull. 55, . 4 1 ,, ' ga F 13 -4 Y? , 9 X x xv 3 ' ' ' ' 'K' 1 ' ,, ' ' ' 'g R gf 434- ,ff Q, ' lik'-E ' 1523! ,. . , ' .L 'wg wx.-34 1 - 1, S3181-Q H , , . f-,QW ' ,f W, Q, '--Qa.g5g,1f532,f.:wf xi? . . ' f N. N ' H4 5 ,QQ Q1 'w ,wr ZR HV 'x Hrs. xI1lI'Qlll'L't Hvttig. R.N.. BS, Class Officers Senior Class Sponsors Miss Nlury Powers, RN.. B.S. CLASS OF 195 9 2 f? LM I, to lip Nlonip-an Fla-ck, Trz'z1surr'rq Nancy Hyun. Secretary: Shirley VVuss, Prvsident mul Sauulru Nh-tzge-r, 21111 Viva Pr1'.s'irl1'nt. Not pictured is Lu Ann Rutherford Isl Vin' Prr'sirlf'11l. 12 Linda Lou Arend Bluffton, Indiana Charlene Leona Bake Van II'ert, Ohio Ruth Ann Hulinalin Decatur, Indiana janet Louise Camp Butler, Indiana Roberta Andrea Carr St. joe. Indiana Jacqueline Jeannette Clair Converse. Indiana janet Kay Culp Nappanee, Indiana Sarah Rebecca Davis Fort IVayne, Indiana Monica Mae Fleck Ligonier, Indiana Carol Ann Follis Uniondale, Indiana Fletta Yorene Griggs St. Ioe, Indiana Sylvia Louise Hedrick Middletown, Indiana 'af 4-'N wfvtv may ',g7 1x '.Z7 SS' ref fo- 'V l Y5' fv+ 5 P5 si' X . ,A was ,fs N,-X -gg- fvs ITA X I ffx -gf? r-'N 'WW ...ff 17? 409' di vu.-vf 'ore lluxuiinu Nluv Hyman Coiivcrsc, luclianu Kam-ii Lcc' Karr Angola, lnclizlnal Nlurv Ann Kellum Chunlwv. llicliana Virginia Elaiiuc Knutll Fort XYLIYIIC. Indiana Sgzruli xlilI'gill'L'f Lammiman Fort Nlliyiiv. lncliuliu Yiulct Ann LLITCXIIOFE' lliclimonal. liiclianzl Alu Noni Lynn-li Fort Nlliyiia-. lmlinnai Xlau'tl'ilvm- R. Xlv.-Clurc Ct-iitn-1'x'illc. lllillilllil Xlury Louisc Nlnrquis Clunvmp Uliio Elizailwtll Davis Slay llusvfonl Hts.. Nvw Jvrskxj l,1llI'lL'lRl Lou Nlvtzgor Silvvr l,aik0. lllillllllil Sauulru Cliristinn Nlt3tZgt'I' Culumliin City. lncliuun Susan Durr Block Svraicusc, Incliunu Bauimrai ji-un Morgan: Lvnn. Iiidiaiim Nlairilyn ji-un Nloyer Fort XYLIYIIU, lndiauiu Gwendolyn Kay N151-rs Fort XYaivm'. Indiana Hcncc Nluriv NL'iil0llSCl' Fruiiccsvillc, Indiana Kaitheryn Lorvttu Rim-k Chicago, Illinois Elcunor joan Roberts Spam-c1'i'illi'. Indiana l.uAnn Hotii lhitlu-i'fcmi'il Cosha-n. lndiiinu Nuncv jeunninc' Hyun NYarr0n, lilciiaiim Suzannc Mario Slllllili' XYOOCii7llI'll, Iiiciiuiiai Rita Ann Schwaiiger Nlarion, lnciizuiu Bai1'bairz1 Marin- Shziffvi' NYnrsz1w, lmliaiilu 1-N ,,... ra X. .,-N, f S , , 'QS' ,-.9 iv? 131V ff ,-,,4r s, 1918 -'V ,wrwwv 'Q KX N-L, s Y' -in -.X av-s ,- o-'T' mm x-.,,, ,qs -fi 'Ng' Pi? Mimi QA- 1? LP JF ',gd'4 ' - -K7 'W'- NJN S- iUKXv, 'N N- , Audrey Grandstaff Sliaw Fort XVaync, Indiana Flo Ann Sours Bellefontaine, Oliio Nancy Sue Springer Fort XVaync, Indiana Victoria Ann Stemen Hicksville. Indiana Constancc Ann Sudlow Syracuse, Indiana Charlene Viola Tee-garden Union City, Indiana Rutli Allison Townsend Decatur, Indiana Nlaric M. Vanator Fort NYaync, Indiana Naomi Nancy Vian Nlatcrloo, Indiana Shirley Ann NVass Nlonrocville, Indiana Ina Iiyslictli Scott VE-lmli XYIIIMISII, Indiana Nlary Lou XYilliams Logansport, Indiana PCI 'V Ann xyllllillllbj E+. Xyiilllwll, lncliunu kv? W 'N Sue Nell Zimmcrm ul 'fr Elkhart, lndiunu . ..V, 4 A. V n l ui .l.. Q K, I -Y I ,A , , K V x X I ,I . ..kL I, , 1 . A24 , I l . . ll n P faq gm 53 . Jin 3 xx Q .,,: I 35 , , ,, gi V A K ymlwgg v A N .. . Y V , j, A f -E E ' , X X KN I Q ,K 4- VY, , T' J if 3, lljlflf l l , if-5 nl . 4 Q ' L - ,A f' , lv-.S 4. l' Q 1 3 VV? l 2 W-QF f z I ' , J X 1! 'L' l ' N, ' 'K' ffl gen fy A gm ll l -l ' f l l l 5 l , f ' ill 2 fl l f 1 - f L ,. Ti: l, 1 l , 1 Xfof .2 ' v . X 1 l Ki I B2 1 :gy .Q '5 X - ,... .M OUR FIRST VXIFOHXIS H PH G l le +11 M 2 Q S 1 33 CAPPIXC 17 SENIOR PROPHECY ln the long hot summer of the yegn' 1975, jay Gould conducted his most impressive XVONVO tour, including in his group seven memhers of the Parkview-Methodist School of Nursing, Class of 1960. lhey made a health survey. touring every country in the United Nations and studying the living condi- tions and diseases affecting the liyes of the people there. We are here tonight to give to you, our distinguished audience, a full report on our adventures uid the people that we met en route. l ADlES AND GENTLENIEN. OUR REPORT: The urge to traxel got into l3ate's hlooml. She h.ulu'l tlre.uuetl of all of the uuul Along the Congo xxlu-re she slaxes away Waslung tli- linens while the natixes play. New Zealand is a land far. far away, XVII:-re ,lean Nloycr Gardner went to stay. She found a joh with her real neat sharp guy, ller work tln-rc is raising her sluall fry. Our Nlary Xlarquis liyes in a palace U1-1' yonder in the country of France. Slit-ls princess oi all the hearts at the hall. Anil for yon, there is always a chance. Another Nlrs, is .uuoug them all: The girl hy thc uaunc of Audrey Shaw. She watches all of her children at play Alon! thc rixer Nlll',5 waterway. By the uaiuc of Charlene she is still known. Once the ualuc Tm-egardcn was her last, But from Gcrluany her guy has coiue home Anil has llllltll' it one out of lu-r past. ln the Sahara we find Alaekie Glair: ller smile clit-ers all of the ailing tllerc. She does her nursing in the hoiling sun And, of course, her work is neycr done. Gwen Nlyers always wanted to trayel far But not hy train or the hus or car. She hoaruled a ship which got ofi its course Xow slufs Aut.u't-tic nurse for the Armed lforce. Tlu-re ones' nas tl Aletlger called Sandra Xkvlicv .ihitli-s in the land of the Panda. She lixes where it's coltl, and it's heen told Ihat at C-lll'l'Nilllll5 shi- always helps Santa. Xaouu Xian, sniger with class, lsoxes the cluldrcn so very, xery llltIL'il. That she stumlicml and worked and she learned just to write a lullahy in Dutch. Our lflctta Griggs iourncyed to Burma To fill the elcpliautls hig purses. lint now slit- is the chief counselor To .ill the HlII'IIll'St' i'll1IlN'l'Hf,N nurses. Andy Carr! iuorlc ol transportation Has ln-colue a iuerlical sensation. Dog sleds keep the patients snug and warm lfroiu the Antarttic's cold, wintry stornl. jodie, really Roberts, Eleanor Found out what her courses in psych. were for. She studies the British people's minds, But, to her dismay, there are many kinds. You have all heard of Nancy Springer, But she goes by thc short name of Sue. She never claimed to he a singer: That is, until she toured the Stockholm zoo. Mrs. Vanator, our friend Marie, ls found over in far away places, She is now head nurse in gay Paree, XVhere she is a friend to many faces. Giving insulin in Pakistan NVas not her only goal. Here we find Sue Zinnuerman, Giving diahetics coal. In the school at Oxford in London There are gals and guys, yes, pupils galore! Among them is Carol Follis Beal Teaching them all chemistry 40-ll Statl Nurscl lt is an emergencyln janet Camp's as efficient as can he. As Nehru's helper, she's on the hall Treating lndia's people, one and all. Greece desperately needed nurses. Therefore a sincere request was made. Ho Miss Karen Karr quickly answered From under the great Partlienorfs shade. Out in the Pacific you will see A romantic state, hy name-Hawaii. NVho has made it the state of allure? lts only citizen-Marti McClure! Now we all do honor the Air Force Blue, But I know someone extra 'specially true, lua XVehb, who just once said, l do. Uur congratulations are for you. lioxanua Hyman owned a hig hoat. She wanted it to always stay afloat. Now she is chief Goudolier in a Gondola in the land of Vienna. Lu Ann Rutherford is in Goshen And there she is the Nursing Director. Shc's so very, very happy now Nlarried to her Tom, the mail collector. Next, we find, is a girl named liita. llenieinber? Scliwaiger, the name was her last In sunny Spain they say Bonita, Meaning uprettyf' do you need to ask? Canaveral's rockets and saucers, too, Called Mary Ann Kellum into the blue, She circles the earth four times a day And helps us by keeping our foes away. But when you see the Eiffel Tower You just may see our Miss Flo Ann Sours, She's protector to France's birds And rules them all with her quiet words. Miss Shirley NVass, redhead of the year, Keeps herself as busy as a bee. She is the national president Of the world famous XV and D. Nursing Arts and Chemistry textbooks, Undoubtably the best ever seen, Are written and proofread and printed By Sylvia Hedrick of Abilene. Cooking over the open hot fires, W'e find glamorous Susie Lammiman. Strong brave Tarzan does as she desires Ft' Far, far away over in Pakistan. India is an exotic land, Filled up with many, many dreams, well-spent. But it's new, too, with its buildings blue And Pat Metzger, its new president. Mesdaines Davis May and Davis Monroe, Hard working Army nurses at work, Spend all day checking Army improvements Down south at time sunny Fort Albiiflueripie. On a beautiful South Sea island, It just cannot ever be a bore Making pretty straw hats, large and small, NVith our gal, Violet Laremore. Remember that little red-orange car That Vickie Stenien and her gang drove lt's buzzing through Copenhagen nowg Since she has flavored aspirin with clove, The funny world needed some sponges From deep out into the stomiy sea. So Mrs. Ginny Knuth dives deeper -Inst for tu wash off you, and yon, and ine. Linda Arend, I have heard some say, XVent sailing on a trip to Uruguay. NVhile there. she obtained tremendous wealth Nursing all the natives back to good health. Barb Morgan, from the land of mystery, Yes, the land of deepest darkest history: Sheis at a nightclub playing the bongo In the luscious land of the Belgian Congo. Peg XVillian1s is touring Siberia Doing ber part to prevent diphtheria. She hands out aspirin, mlninine and such And what she charges isn't really much. Xliss Xtilliauns, shall we say Mary I,ou'f 'X nursing career she tried to pursue. lint l would sav llon entered her lil., XYhen he look her to Norwax Lis his wilcl Korean children unisl eat their rice Whcn l'larlrar.i Shaffer is oxcr there llecause shi- will deck il up so nice And she will 4-xcn floor il with bear. liuth liuhnahns patients all live in caves, They have never heard of the auloclaxes, XY ' ' e nnist not tell where she is working Hut fron: her duties shc is not Sllll'lslllLf. bhe is a girl with deep dark brown hair, lon see she finds Lluncse nursing her trend She has a in-adv bright siuile to share, She is listed as our Xliss llulh Townsend. Her convertible of red and whiti- Hhe drives around in Bagdad every night. Yes. Connie Sudlow owns this auto, And, I guess, Top Down innst be her inotto In far away China, and teaching 'l'lie young Chinese maidens to be nurses ls our Monica Fleck Burns working To teach thein lor ilu- better or worscs All hearts heat lor a senorita Who dwells in the lovely country of Spain. Madrid is her city, itls pretty. 'Xliss Ala Nova Lynch is this gals nanie. ln ireland thcru lives a jolly lass To whose door all the folks'll surely flock. She is willin' to share a shillin' ls this lass called Mrs. Susan Darr Mock, Australia was a beckoning land, 'xliss Neihouser went there as was planned, 'l'here are temperatures in this strange plact -Xnd lil-nec does her best to cure each case. You have heard about her near and tar. bhels that one invincible llussian CYQIT llow she got there is anyonels guess, But lan Culp got Moscow out oi a messll The haunting music of Hawaii Brought H:-iek to this part of our fine country hhels director for some tanned lasses XYho would rather swun than go to classes. Xliss Nancy liyan, AIapan's new fed, Enticcs each slant-eyed man and each lad. Next to Buddha she is now rated, And the Geisha girls are now outdated. lhe nurses all traveled to and fro, But Susie Sauder has no place to go. In Disneyland she has found some luck, Nursing Mickey Mouse and Donald. the Duck SENIOR WILL In the last three years we have collected many fascinating articles and abilities. Now to vou, the Class of 1960. we do bequeath our most treasured possessions. I. planet Camp, being of questionable sound mind, will to lune Nliller my well-used alarm clock so she can liye every minute of her senior year to its fullest extent. I, Sulanne Sauder, will to the Crow twins, better known as Donna and Dorothy, my many fond memories of Logansport. And, so that you might better under- stand the patients and their problems, do now give you my two iuost prized possessions, my mop and pail. l'se them wisely and often. I, Barbara Shaffer, do will to Nlary Sue Copeland this vear's supply of white shoe polish, so that you will have the brightest and whitcst shoes in the class of Itill. I, Xlarti McClure. being of unsound mind Iafter three years of trainingl, offer to Sharon Crooks my enthusiasm for growing Mthingsf' Especially the nthingu she so patiently fostered for me for the past two yearsl I. Xlarti XIcCIurc, de hereby bequeath to my Rich- mond area associate, Sue Ulmer, this all-purpose bus ticket. It is designed for safaris and expeditions into the strange and mysterious wonders of Hiclunontl-land. I, Audrey Shaw, will to -Indy Higgins my maternal attitude and mv old wornout uhatchin' jackets, in case she may need them sometime in the future, I, Sue Zimmerman, having learnt-cl in EENT not to blow your nose, will my supply of handkcrehiefs to lane Klorrow. I, Nlarv Lou Clark, knowing we student nurses have certain headaches throughout training, will this King Size aspirin to Sharon Zawadzke, to be taken p.r.n. for training beadachesl I, Charlene 'I'eegarden, will the needle from my first successful IX. to Carol Yencer as a good luck charm for her first venipuncturc. I, Svlxia Hedrick, will to Iiarbara Beatty my ability to faint during Dr. Ifrankhouscr's autopsies and be res- cued by Dr. Frank Bryan. Also NIisfit,,' my ever- faithful cliiinpaim-e, to guide you throughout the rest ol your training. I. Bonnie Nlay, will to Cinny Fields, this plane ticket and XYard Tiinc Book, so as to allow you fast transpor- tation and plenty of time off for those much needed va- cations at home in l'eimsylvania. I, Kathy lleich, will to loan King, my bed, blankets, and pillow, Slay she use them as faithfully as I have. I, Virginia Knuth, will mv ability to start a family and finish training to Nlrs. Marilyn' Stover. I, Andy Carr, will to Barb .Icppeson my genuine air- conditioned nursing shoes, guaranteed to be cool in summer and even colder in the winter. I. I'at XI:-tyger, being of sound mind, will to janet Cox, who is as interested in Surgery as I am, the ability to put gloves on with long fingernails, even in the pres- ence of the superyisor. I, Slary Ann Kellum, in apparently sound mind and body, will to 'Ioycc Clock my ability to use my college education to the best advantage in my profession as a nurse and the desire to go on for my degree. I, Iiuth Townsend, will my birth certificate tdated 1936? to Sarah Cunningham in hopes that it will serve her as well as it has HIV. I, Yi Laremore, do at this time will to Anna lane Hood a gift I hope allays her frustrations as well as it did my own. May this collection of literature and tran- quilizers given to me by another friend help you complete your training with sound body and mind and release from your mental anxieties. I, Sandie Metzger, alias Sam, the Racehorsef, do lmmbly bequeath my supply of Vitasafe capsules to Kay Ancil in order that she may have more vigor and vitality to enjoy her Senior year to the fullest. Also, along with my athletic abilities, I will her my specially made track shoes that she, too, may break the lk-mile dash record to the telephone. I, Fletta Griggs, will to Nancy Hout the following articles: ifl-This booklet entitled 'AI-Iow to Catch a Klan, which tlitl not catch me one. iii-This second tool which has been prescribed and which, if vou find successful, must be returned-this rolling pin- to be used TID and PRN until desired results are reached. I, Lu Ann Hoth Ilutherford, being of sound mind, will to Carol Alohnson, this book on XVedding Etiquette antl a prescription for Compazinc to help you through those trying moments before the Big Day. Good luck in your married life and nursing careerl' That means, please finish training!! I. Flo Ann Sours, will to Carol Fetters, one large stuffed pillow so that she can be comfortable when she falls asleep in class after working nights. I, Naomi Yiau, will to Barb Bowman, a few things to which shc may resort PRN for boredom: firecrack- ers, telephone numbers, cards, ear wheels. Carner's sign and coe bottles. I, Karen Karr, will all of the medicine and supplies that I have borrowed from the hospital to Sharon Zawadzke who will probably need them to get through her Senior yearl if I. Nancy Ryan, being of sound iuind and realizing how needy she is. will to my little sis, lutlv Eisenhut, a pair of shoes? F E' so that she need not go' i'Barefoot any morel I, Constance Sudlow, bequeath to Kay Bryan, my snow treads, sand, chains, shovel, and antifreeze. also a Canoe paddle tin case of floodl so you, too, can make it home from Logan every week end next winter in any kind of weather. I, Shirley NVass, will to my witty friend and helper, Inez Carnes, the task of mopping urine and Carrying ''chambersn-that is bedpans-for all 'iDories who hap- pen to come to our hospital and a roll of tape to aid in relieving her persistent urge to call me XVasser- man at every opportunity. I, Sue Springer, to Karen Holman would like to will mv book entitled: Taet and Tolerance of Xvarclensf' Last vcar at the -Iunior-Senior Banquet I received a schedule of events and a map of Logansport to be used while on affiliation. I found this information useful Iand I discovered a wealth for myselfl. Now. I fvlllisl just one stumbling block. It seems there is a huge ob- stacle planted to obliterate Parkview Students. Overcome this obstacle and vou'll have a fabulous Psychiatric affili- ation. I sinccrelylhope you will find my literary ITIHS- terpiece helpful. I, Charlene Bate, will to Liz Miller my entire stock supply of ulcer remedies invaluahle to all senior stu- dents in order that she may accept cross roommates, relief or nights over the weekend, hospital cooking. pop quizes, and freslnnen-with a smile. Also a hottle of cooking oil which I horrowed and never returned, I, Iluth Buhnahn, will to Ellie Clear my pet Hamster lack, to entertain him during those endless evenings in the dorm as he did mc. Cylust he sure you deposit him in the closet on room-check days. May you have many fiappy years together,l I, Linda Arend, lieing a sympathetic person, will to -loyce Mowrcr and -ludy Montz, a hov lunch to take with them to Logansport so that they will not dry up and hlow away. I. -Ianet Culp, will to Donna lean Myers my pair of old, well-worn stilts to he used on MNT to reach the top medicine shelf so that she will he ahle to push more pills than any other senior next year. I, jackie Clair, will to Marv Lou Shackleton, the numerous articles possihle to collect in a uniform pocket in one day. Surprising, isnlt it? I, Ala Nova Lynch, do herehy will to jackie Hogue my gold plated hairnet which has had three vears of hard wear. Wlear it proudly and with dignity to please certain instructors at P.M.S.N. I, Carol Follis, will and herlueath to Margaret Towler my ahility to work nights, relief, enjoy weekenCls ? F' ?, attend classes, and still get mv rest, I, Renee Neihouser, heing of sound mind, will to Lydia Dunham this key to open the doors at Logans- port State Hospital so that in case she gets locked up in a closet with a patient she can get out without calling for help. I. Gwen Myers, after three stimulating years of singing in choir, feel that my extraordinary' singing quality should he preserved through the vears. There- fore. I will to Rose Ann Hopper my vocal'i??J ability. CSo that you may have music wherever you go, here are my monotone arrangements-and a hasket to carry them in. I hope they serve you well and that next year you will pass them on to some deserving person.l I, Peg XYillianis, herehv will to lane Eckman mv ability and stamina to work fifteen weeks of nights witli- out falling asleep on duty. Also the skill to sleep eight hours during the day in the quiet dorm. I, Mary Marquis, herehy will to Barh Lee my repu- tation for raising approximately 8,000 guppies during three years of training and a pair of them to give her a start in the right direction. Cfiarh, I hope yours don't get pinned to the hulletin hoard as mine clid.i Xve, Fletta Griggs and Rosanna Hyman, do solemnly will to Doris Hartter one dollar to he used on any lay- awav. In order that she might he ahle to pay the hal- ance when they finally catch up with her, we would like to share with her some of our most treasured secrets: a list of the hest paying parents for which to baluysit, the lease on the southwest corner of YVm'kD's. a deep tin cup and several sales advertisements. YYe wmlld also like for yon to have the grey hair we have acquired in thc last three years hecause they always seemed to catch us. I, Iloxanna Hyman, would like to will to Kay jones my ahilitv to have a date every other night while working a month of relief. For future reference here is a hook with a few helpful tips. I, Susan Mock, will to Kay NYeimiller the tears Ilve shed these past three years so that she will not have to ery into her surgical mask or on her roounnatm-'s should:-r. I, Sue Lauuniman, will my vulcanized girdle to Phyl- lis Spahr to keep her in shape during her senior year. I, lanet Culp, heing of sound mind and hody hut not uniform, do herehy will mv tattered senior uniform to Alice Dragge in hopes that it will see her through as manv enenlas, voinitus, and iinpactious as it has nu-. I, Barhara Morgan, do herehv will to Dorothy Iloyv- man mv car so that she niav arrive to work fifteen min- utes early and tlms hecomc more efficient. I, Ina XVehh, heing of sound mind, do will and lw- queath to Karen Miller a pile of leftover stationery and the ahility to finish training while married to a service man. I, .lean Moyer, hu,-ing of sound mind, do will and he- qneath to Gracc Fuhrman one used harmonica to aid in keeping her vocal cords in grand shape so that she may participate in more singing activities during her Senior year. I, Rita Schwaigcr, heing of sound mind, do will and herpieath to Peg XVoodniansee a stuffed animal to cud- dle when her guy is many miles away. I, Mary Ann Kellum, heing of sound mind and hotly do herehv will to ludv Ilauner the leftovers from the Senior Eastcr Basket Sale, hoping she can he a hetter salesman to the doctors than I and iuore profit for her class. I, Marti McClure, choose to hestow upon Sandie Grunert our Social Service Agency, which has op- erated feverishly for the past year. In the interest of certain parties, I trust the services of the H.'xQl'IlL'Yll will expand and improve in the coming vear. I, Karen Karr, will mv heloxed and well used gym shoes to Laura XVagner so that she will he well pre- pared at patient dances at Logansport. Also, here is my sign I Am a Student to wear in case she dot-suit go in uniform. I, Gwen Myers, wish to give to Sharon Schlatter my very hest 'pair of house slippers so that she may enjoy as many water hottles as l have in the last three years. Treat them with care as thi-y're guaranteed to fall apart soon. I, .lodie Iloherts, heing of apparently sound miml will to my little sis. xlodie Beaudway, my NAMIC in hopes that she may have as much fun and hecome as notorious as I have. VVe, Monica Fleck and Carol Follis, heing of sound minds, do will and hequeath to Sharon Crooks and planet Cox our ahility to stick together through all the trials and trihulations for three years, I, Marie Yanator, will to a prominent memhcr of the Ford family-Mildred-this Iinglish Ford so that she Illily travel far during the next year. I. Charlene Bate, heing president of 'l'.S.C, t'l'allest Senior Clulil, will to Lillian Oshorn a year's mem- hership in this cluh so that she may grow to newer heights in the future. I. Becky Davis, will to Sandra Niall my daily col- lection oflnccessarv articles from the floor such as two pencils, one pen,'one report sheet, one pair scissors. two catheter clamps, five finger cots. a tourniiiuct. an roll of tape, one roll of gauze, one drinking straw, a tooth pick, a package of sugar and an unused hairuet. I, Vickie Steman. heing of unsound iuind. will to Dorothy Freed, mv date hook and little red hug so that she may go :round and 'round next year. Ilope it hrings her hettcr luck than it has me. THE BIC DAY fTop rightl Seniors purchasing their hooks from Dr. Sink. XVELCOME QTop leftl The Ice Cream Social helps break the ice for us. TYPICAL YVORK DAY QLeftD Ina XVebb. Mrs. Dickerhoff, Marti McClure, and Miss Donley check charts. THAT ADDED CHRISTMAS GLITTER CLQ-ftl Carol Follis, Sylvia Hedrick, and Sue Mock sell a corsage to Dr. and Mrs. Hoetzer. OUR VERY OWN CAPS CLower leftj Flo Ann Sours receives her cap from Miss Kolter. PROUD DAY fLower centerj Dr. Sink presents the Merit Award to Roxanne Hyman. OFF-DUTY HOURS fLower centerl The girls enjoy basking in the sun at every chance they get. THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES CLowe1 rightl Mary Marquis just helps herself to a coke. SENIOR EASTER BASKET SALE tAh0veJ Vi Luremure and Mary Ann Kellum sell their wares to Dr. C. G. McEaChern. NURSING ARTS QTOP eenterl Charlene Bute inserts 21 Levine tuhe using Ruth Bulinuhn as the victim. NEXT' EMERGENCY ROOM fTup right? Pat Metzger clernonstrzites new huilt-in resuseitutur. FIRST AID CLASS tllight uhovel Our Seniors lool-Q at little hutterecl utter three Years-? VENIPUNCTURE fltiglit lower? Indie Roherts cleinonstrutes her intrau'en0uS technique on Nuuei' Rvan. SENIOR TABLE llielmv leftl Getting together nt lunch for at ehait at the tnulitiunul Seuiui Table. IUST A SNACK Qlielow rightl After ll hard dafs work Vicki Stemen. BllI'l7 Shaffer. Marti Me- Clure. zincl Connie Suclluw satisfy that giiuwiiig sensation in their upper quzidrunt. I L it 2 3 'ti fi 'ta sf gg Y Q, l,llilf UI-' l.l-1lSl'IiIi XYIIAT IS THIS? 'TXYAS THE NIGHT BICFUIKIC CHRISTMAS Un lki-h1.ilrit ,XHili.itum th-i S1-nimx -luxt mum- wt thi- girla with ll pqltiviut .it Our P. Party for the- auuiiiul trimming Of 1h-n1nwuixl1.1li- lmli-..tIm.ipt livin- Bxraui TlliDL'l'L'lliUhi3 llmpitarl, thi' Chriitinais tri-tu 1 X 1-1 f'll.X fill X' Xilivii l3:Xi,i,i'i'l' Sl,lI'l'lCH5 Iwwhl' ihvln-itx hm Nlfiru Suu- S.llI1i1'l' l'm'm-lxvx il pxlil' ui ALL 'liiilxllfi Iwixilx-1'4' with Ili Xrthm' L-uiiilml huutx hir 'klvcwiqlln 1iilIlL'L'S :Xt thc- iHlIlIIIl1't Yivlxi Sfl'IlIt'Il .XILHWI .it thx- Iuiilui'-51-xilm' B2lIl4Illl'i. Q4-ts gi tl'll4.'lHI' tlrs' hir hm-r Inttlt- 'Ns Tllliltli IS :X l'L'lil'USE FUR OPEN YOUR Nl0L l'II Sm- Squich-r, Yi l,urt-liiurc, Connie- Smiluw, ami Vicki Steiiicn show their ' ' ' ' 'iiiutiirnlw imiick with thc children ri -ii gguy on Pvtix. At the end of training . . . V IUUK YU NNIYQ WH I,lCAX'li IX PEACE limiting 11.iw1i ml: rmiwinii. S:-iiifvrx .tml thwn' 1iilt4'N g.ithi-r fur .1 ch.1t. A tvpit-.il Sc-uior uhmic. ht- it 1-wr an lmmhli-. 124 EDR 'ill' 1 -. V - if 'S ga as ' W ' r, , 5 W , 5 1 ss 9 , J. 3 4' s C , ' f ir Il fiifzligrjiqx Ll A Front rout Sondra Xlull. Donna ,lean Xleyers. Sue Ulmer. loan King, Carol Yeneer. Sl'l'Ul1l1l'0lL'.' Sharon Sc-hlatter. Nlary Lou Shackleton, .lune Miller. Donna Crow, joyce Clock. Pliyl Spahr, Sara Cnnningliarn, Lydia Dunham, Rose Ann Hopper, Mary Sue Copeland, Pat Shindeldecker. Thirrl rout Peg Xloodinansee, Kay Bryan. Nlildred Ford. .lo Ann Beaudway, Kay Ancil. Karen Miller. Barhara Lee, .Ioyee Nlowrer. Barbara Bowman. jane Nlorrow, Kay jones, Marilyn Stover. Fourth row: Kay XyCll1I1llllCf, Lillian Oshorn, Indy Xlontz. Jacqueline Hoghe, Dorothy Freed, Bar- hara leppeson, Inez Carnes. Doris Hartter, Craee Fnhrman, Karen Holman, Joyce Bullock. Barbara Beatty. Liz Xliller, Dot Bowman, janet Cox, Judy Eisenhnt, Eleanor Clear. Burk rout Carol johnson. -Indy Planner, Laura XYagner. Alice Drage, Sharon Zaxyadzke, Virginia Fields, Carol Fetters, Sandra Crnnert, Anna ,lane Hood, Dorothy' Crow. Margaret Towler. Nancy Hout, Jane Eelunan. Sharon Crooks. CLASS OF 1960 Sponsors Officers 3 Qwfs ,vw ar' rv 'l f lrw H K Xlrs. liarlmra Halter, ll.X,, Xliss 'Indith Chaney, HN, Stmuling: llarlrara Bowinan, seeretaryg loan King, HA., Xl.N. treasurer. Seated: Dorothy Crow, seeond vice president: Carol johnson. pri-sillentg and Karen Holman, first viee lwresiilent. 26 LADIES IN XY:'II'ININC iI,eItT Shown here is ai elalss lIL'll1l7IlNU'LI' tirm period sliowiug helpful ev-r! eises for expechirii mothers. HOLD ON 'I'ICII'I'In Qiiighll Parkview enters wlmlelu-arh'rIly in the Nzitirmui Fire Prevention XXI-ek with prngraiins inuiucling patient evuellzitimi in the ease of fire. 'I'I'IAXIIYUIIKH llwfil At Parkview, nrclerhes ill1lI nurs- es work together tu In-Ip the pu- tif-nt hack tu grind health, 'I'HE5I': AIIE TIIIC NEW' IFLOOHSIN ffiighii During this year Pnrkxiewk ex- pansion prugrum has ineiumh-ml the aiclciitifm of thru' new floors: Stl, flour, Ortlmpedieg fith flour, Pe- rhaitriez 7th floor, Il5yk'IIIrltI'IL'. 'ATIIE NICJHTINCLALES' CIA-iii -Iuninr vueqil grmip, auimiring Alum-t Cues new dress. L In R: Kali' Anvil, Hairy Lim Slmcklehm, june Hiller, Duro- thy Bmvnlun. Hlivrihetli Hiller, BAIYIMITZI Bnwnnui, Hurhuru Beatty. BUNDLES FIIUXI HE.-XYICNU Hlightb Special Attention is gixen tu the tiny pre-emies in Nursery II. UYYASII IIIE FACE, Tlllfh' 'IAIIE BOT'l'ONlY iI.efU Opportunities are gh en tu st11cIents to teueh cure of the newhurn tu new mothers. HTHE BIC SCRFBH icenh-ri Miss Hilgemun. ut right, superxism the intensive seruh dfme prior tu each surgery. 'KAND THIS IS CLEAN UTILITY iRightI -Iziekie Hughe shmvs new trims- fer stnch-nt Inch' Higgins iirmnid. 'Indy tl'ilIl5ft'l'l'l'CI here from In- ciiaimipulis Niethmlist. ' ' ix! HNIIXK. ANYONE? fflm.ll l'lIl'L'lx all flu' IJOk'tfll'h' c:lU'lSt1llllh SIllKH'Lf.lSlWHl'1l 'Q X - x CIUIXU UX AX l'lff'XlffN Ul'.-XHTY STl'lE.-XKIEHSVV l,OCKlCIJ Ullllvl lil Imfllll tlml- .lQ.llll llllll llllll' lm' Dvuli tlll' llzlll lllrr thl- l'rulvil-sf' 'l'llll '1'lll-rl' is llll!l'K' fllllll mu' way ill gc! l'rlllviv llllllllllilll Iflll 'vm xxilll Imll flblblll L'lIl'L'lx Ulllllllllgt lvl- llllllll' ill XNlI1'll ylllll' Ytlllllllllilfi' lllvlis yllll llllf. llmllll llllll llll'Il 1ll.ll.ltl- tlll- lmln' Nl'.ll'l'll .llll-r FI'l'3lIlHL'I1 lllmr wllx all lulnlll- fp Llllll ml-1' wx- gn, lllx, lilllllj' llvulralll-ll. Q' ., ffl A LIS- , lf l .9 ' .AND XXX 'Xl NN lf flflln A l'IlIC TINY UNIT' H,-X NICNY B.-XKINC DISH? Xllllll, lulfll lllwvl' Ill-lllwl' llIlN lllll , .. Spmiql L-llrl' is QlXl'Il ill tlll' lllll'Nl'l'f' Nu, lull rllliiv. Vlillk' 'Al'rlllvin's gvl ill lllw l547li'ltl' lwlllly. illvil' lirsl lmlli all .l clirty l'll'llPilll. ltxs llllI.l7lllQ wllllt Ll shlclvllt IHITSL' cllll K'HllL'Ul't ill il liitullvll. 28 v i f FRE HME .. s, ' l faq. ' ' , 'M ff, wax SAN Firsf rout Xlarcia fhicli-rs, Norma Priclcly. .luanita Laiclig. .loycc Smith. Bl'YL'l'ly Sta-vviis. Lmimx' jolmson. Janice Barcus. Sue- Ross. Nancy Ilulsingvn Bi-tty XYcst. Sawmill rout joy ci- Cfamplwll. Nlax'jm'ii- Ki-lli-ip Diamf Fwgilsrwli. Carla llayncs. Hmmic Hayl. Joyce Cattin. Ruth Ann Adams. -Imly Xlmmiv. lim-lurm llllllN'llllUl:lL'l'. .Imly DL-ck, xlilflllil 'l'racy, Kay F11-gal, Pcggy' XVilc0xin. .lane-t XYaltvrs. Tlzirrl mfr: Samlra llcitvr. Almly Xlvliriilnx Karl-11 Pmrnistrm, Nlartlia Nlcfhniias. Katliryn Dclanoy, jucly Disher. Laura Critscr, l,imla .'XllClI'L'St'Il, l'll'Y1'I'lf' lJlflt'IRl2lI'fl'l'. Kari-n la-coli, Diana' Carlwr, -lucly Simmons. Sharon Bucfss, Karcn Frantz. Fuurtlz rout Alanct liiu-, Cmmiv Fm-I, Elaine- Pm-, BL-clq' Haro, Carol Platt, Sm-Ili-n Ficlcl, Floria Dukeman, Kathryn Konupka, Nlartlia l?ll'K'f4tlll'll', .lm-amiim' Baylor, Carolyn Cross, Phyllis Trick, Carolyn Hatfield, Judy Nlccullougli. vlmly' llawliiils. Fifth rout Saumlra Stnops, llita XN'l1ipplu, Xlary Prada. Lumla Bcll, Susic NH-st. Ci-cilia Lcliman. jane Shiim, Donna Klicvcr, Samlra Linclli-y, flllflllyll l'vvl4, Nanci' Bcaclilcy. Xlargarct Phillips, Carol Hart, Kathleen Haim-s, Yomla Rich, CLASS OF 1961 XZ? i' E , Mn, ,flf':lQ.,- l ll I lkxw Y 1 A Nliw Katlnlf-1-11 Huw. HX. QIA55 Ul.'l:lgjl.jH5v 151,-Sf ,lfmf tlullllim Limlig, lst Nlrw. Patricia Bnnalioom, KN. Xlkl'-ITI't'Nllll'Ill. Dumma Klii-xi-r. pri-siclm-int: Almly llaWl'iiIlS. lml XlK'l'-I'!I'l'bllll'Ill. S1'l'UIItl rwu': C.lmlyl1 l'ma'l4. wi-rw tary. ,I.umw- B.lI't'llN, frvasurr-r, 30 NVith uiixecl emotions, we arriyetl on August 25, 1953. with hags ancl haggage. Un August 25. 19531 seventy-four seareml anal confnsetl prohies enterecl Parkview-Nlethoclist School of Nurs- ing. For inany of us it was the first tiine away from hoine, and some of us had never hatl any experience at nursing. As the weeks went hy. we hecaine accjuaintetl with our new roonnnatcs and then gradually we got to know many of our classmates. Our big sisters, the juniors, rallied together anti in- itiated us with all sorts of hair-raising tricks and finally threw us into the showers. The initiation party anal picnic which they gave inacle us, the otherwise homesick uprohiesf' feel at hoinc. At first, we had a lot of extra tiine anti coulal enjoy such things as excursions on the schools hicycles anal just messing arounclfi But then classes. homework. anal floor duty coinhinecl to make the husy eycryilay pattern. It all seemed worth the effort when at last the hig clay came-we receivecl our coyetecl caps anml hccaine fresh' inen. XVith thc leatlership of our class officers. the class began organizing. We started projects to make money which included a leaf rake, hake sales, anal dances. These projects also gave us a hetter chance to hecoine acquainted. After a hectic merry-go-remnncl of hurning the iniml- night oil. getting up early in the morning to work, anal then attending classes, we were finally on our way to becoming nurses. 1 1 . .ff X , I' Q-- L 2 E b L X Q Si z w, X X N. -fm. v' -git, ..., - U - , -: -. Some ainhitious class ineinhers are all prepare-il to einharly on one of our class projects, a leaf rake. Our lug Nlfxu the juniors, show us our new hoine. Scart-tl stltfl lfrcslnnan initiation party. lhcrc is nothing hlw ruling luwljmiis to .url in getting the uhm of liosjsltal lite. is jf , l Xliss Hose gives us oui tn hooks. . T 'st step towartl lu-eouiing nurses-o A local firm-1111111 telic-lies us tlic nursing curl' of tlit putivnt in nu iron lung, As 'iprolwicsf' we mist-tl our sparc time to nialte use of our cru- utivc tulcrits. -...f Carol Platt, our class beautician, demonf strates he-r abilities on Iucly Deck. XVitli ull her books about her, Rita XVliipple settles clown for an evening of study. l 'xw-,, l ii! jg, -A i Z ' ,aw Aja, 0 xx V' .iff L !s f vm 1 t Q F3 , . --.A - , .rl I S W V, X S - X 7 Y f N R- :...1 Q gy V z. C X X, Nw Q -may s ir V X 21 A W t . ,. X .-,.-wfvguft -mg,-2211. Q X Q . xxll iinpx'a-ssivu capping ccrcinuny marked tlie end of mu' pre-clinical pariocl. 32 I Ax. I .. ' tdzv' Z .,-.fm W .. 1 l fsf-. I ,bf T5 la E -Wg, ' YES' - af-rs-..-,.,.,.,, '- Student Council First rout Luft to Right: Lon Ann Hoth, Shirley XYass, joan King, Nancy Ryan, Donna Crow. Svvoml rout Sylvia llcclriclc, llonnio Dunis, Nlonicu Flock, DICQIIHITIIG Baylor. Sue Ross. Carol Iohnson, Huy .-Xncil, loan licaunlyvuy, Clorin lDlllit'IHlll1. Tlrirll rout llosmnauy Kimole, Donna Klin-vcr, Indy Hawkins, Kay Flt-gal, Janice Barn-us, Iuanitu Loiclig. Karon Hohnun. Dorothy Crow, Sharon Znwrnlske, B2lI'l3ilI'Ll Bowman. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS .... -X ND THE LORD SAITHN X, ,.- - , r , r A , 1 TF Svrltrrl lrff fo right Sllirlx-y Voss, lst Vim- Pres.: Nancy Hyun, l,I'4'S,L Donna Crow, Sm-c.g Sflllllllllffi Sylvia llc-rlriclx. incl Vim- Pre-5.1 Dorothy Crow. Tre-als. ' Dr. Fox, our Chaplain. 34 ul' H-UI IV, Two svniurs pzmhwm HOXVDY NEICIIBURSY HHH. The- uhilI'Cf0Ut-Q junior svxtvt l'Iltl'l'tRlill with CUllllfl'f' songs. 1819655 The Talent Show 1-2-3-READY? A piano trio offered bv the Frcsluncu, 'TNI ELOISEN A pamtumimc to tlu' rx-cowl Eloisc by Judy Nloorc. BEA L l'l FFL! BEA-XL l'l Fl' I I A hrwttlef lluzlrtvt clum' by tlu- I xulnm ll 35 A NYHIRI, TO THE LIGHT FANTASTIC WHERES MY PARTNER? SLOW' AND SICXTIXIENTAI. XYINTER SPLENDOR T - A- ,7 1 j, X ' - - I f A , . . 9-.M ' 4 Y . 5' I l - - 4 iz 'iw - i NEXT' TRANSFERS I, lu H: Xlury' Ami Km-llum. Virginia Fields. and Carol Yvnccr irmn He-icl Xlc'lnu1'i11l Ilmpitul. Hiclummmig amd Judy Higgvus. Nil'tllfKii5f Ilmpitul, llnliaillaipolis. 36 Qgamo , A 1 J -me A ,i suv, W 1- 'Q 91 Y, Q ' 7 q V i ? x J , f 1 x . OUR PAHKYIEXY NIETIIODIST SCIIOOI. Ulf' XVIKSIXCD Cllfllli 'W' 1 ., R -:Q g N, ,,, , 'Hllj XIQQIITIYLC.-XIJICS , A wxtvt ul vlllnims funn tllv vlmir Ll' choir director, Bill XYetzwl. cntvr- lmfl In riglzlp ,lm uf film-k, R15 Xucil. Pvg Umulmum 11: taining at ll 1'e'lwurs:1l lm1'e11k. ww. klllllf' lfisvrllllli, Dmutlly Cllwm' mul Dmmzl 1111 1 , . ..L. 'Egg 1 fm 5 ' f.,:,g Nw' T Q Q pf 5 ' :ng f M Q ms W , if 'IS , , fh Pfam t Kuhn ' , 4, The l7lll'kYil'NY Choir lml'ticip4ltil1g in tlw Cloud I l'iQl1lf' SL'l'XiL'l'S alt Civllffill High Sc-howl. 37 M .... AND THE CHUXYDS POUR IN A fllllliliill' sight ut the llllllllill Pu1'kx'i1-xx' EIIIPICJYCUVS picnic. M952 can Iuyu' Clock, NIiss Stuclvnt Our Hmxscmuthm-rs, Nlrs. Burgc-ss flcftb and Mrs Yursc-N of l':n1'kvi1-xx' mam frightb, CIUITFEE OR 'I'lC:X'i f5tllKlK'lIffS lim' up Im' tlw Hllfllllilf' Imax llvlal mulch montll lll ilu' l'wsicl4'm-m- IHIIIIQU. 38 L. 8 IASN N.. F DISTRICT OFFICERS OF THE INDIANA-X CXJXCJII.-XTI'lATIOXSY ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT NURSES I, I0 R: jxlllllljillll'IIUHII,I1l'NX'If'l'I1'k'U'lIShift' IKSX I, to R: Rurh NIL-Cratlm, Corrc-sponcling Soc. fSt. Aloe-JL vim- lm-sillvntg Kay .Km-il. Kan'0n NCIICUSCIIXVLIIICICII r-I'l'l'2lS. fI,utIu-runjg Sllirlcx' NYQISS, Vicv Prvs. fP1iI'I'iN'IL'XVI1 .lam Rcvcl, Pu-s. 11,11- thvrunjg Flo Ann Sours, Rc-ccwcling Soc. fljanrlwim-wb. . W NIAIN ATTRACTION XIODELS .TXT Tllli CONYEXTION STYLE SIIOXN Thr- banquet at the Stllttl IASN Spring Cfuxlxvlmtioxl I. in R: SIIHIII Cmminglmm, ,Indy Eism-nlmt. Sm' Lum hold at thc Hotel Van Ormun in April. mimam and IJo1max KIIl'X'l'l'. - Y' 1 3 9 1 2 . .l CADAIIOUTS RICIIVI' OIF XYXY A group of thc' SIIICIUIIIS wlm QIIIUIIKIUKI tlw Full I.-KSN Kay .Km-il mul Kay XYn'il1ll1iIIv1' Iuul an group uf Siam fIOllYClltIOll ut IIIKIIQIHAIPOIIS. Cmnvntimn LII-lvgantvs mu gm tum' nf mn' Ilmpitnl. 3 9 .1 Junior-Senior Banquet 1958 Hk FOR YOL' XYHERES THE FOOD? Dedication of The 1958 Lump to Xliss Conv but not fO1'gOtfk'l1-ITOXY for the entertainmelxt. Powers. I COULD HAVE D,-XNCED ALL NIGHT The 11111100 follmvixlg tlw Bzmquet. CL'AIiAN'l'EElJ TO XXI-XSII OUT SENIOR BIKES CEE, AT LAST ns- of the- Illilllf' itvms wille-cl by tlw Svnims. Distribution of the ye-arlnooks after the bzulquet. 40 ,- 9? Cs: THE LAMP STAFF L lo R: Sandie X11-tzger,Cf11ic-f Editor: Xlnrti xlL'cl1llI'L', l311si111-ss Eclitor. lt11t11 llllllllltllll. l'11ot11 Editor: Vi l,z1re1nore. Art E11itor. 21111 row: Sharon Zuwiiclzlte. Co-Etlitorg Nlrs. xlLll'l1f'I'l liieui. HX.. ISS.. ,-X11x'1s111'. xl.lI'Y jxllll Kellum, Asst. Business Eclitorg flllilll Follis 111111 C2111-11 Nlyvrs. 511, Co-Etlitorsg C11-Q-11111 l,t'1lIll.lll and Karen Leech, Frosh Co-Eclitors. Not pit-t111'1-11 111'e KQIITI1 Karr. Art Co-1211ito1', l3LlI'13.ll'kl Holman. jr. Co-Eclitorg Nltlllltil F11-ck. Copy Editor. NVQ, the Class of 1959. p1'1'se11t to our fellow SfZlKlt'llt5, 1111-111t1' 1lll'lII- hers, and other llltt'I't'Sft'll persons who 1111v1- glYl'lI of their ti1n1'. 11111111-1 und hearts, our edition ot THE I,ANlPf' XVe ho e to Jortrux' with this hook. the i11e.11s of o11r 111111-ssio11. 11s I ' ' . . l 4 v. . well as the prese11t11t1o11 ot those Il1t'IlIOI'll'S XX'11lL'lI we 1111 L'llt1l'lS1l. X1 l11ll1l these 21 es are Ollf conce itions of 11111 11111-ss. k11ow1ecl11c-, work, 111111 most U 1 1 n ' important of 1111 . . . togetliermfss . . . 111z1x' these sm-we 11s Lt g'Ill1t' 111111 ll reminder to all in the vears to follow. Our sie-C1111 thanks to those who 1IilYl' 111-111-11 11111141- o111' lltlllllill 4 4 . I osslble-Robert NleC.on11e11, our P11bl1c1tx' .-X fent, l,OlllSl' Botti-ron, Ulll' Q . 1- photogralpher. 111111. ot course. o11r sponsors, The huncl that soothes -will Cllllfillllt' to serve lllllllillllff' in Illllllf Nlrs. 1,llll1M' liottm-1'o11 i11c1ivid11z11 waysg XX'11Ct1lt'I' through Olll' 11rof1'ssio11 or our simple t'Yt'l'f'll1lf' OUR HIAXIIY' gestures to those uhont 11s. 1'11O'1'UCll1pX1,11El1 '1'in11' Ullt tor 1,111g11s with tht- THE BUSINESS STAFF shown 1lkll'll alt work EDITUIKIA-Xl, S'11AF1'l L fo R: Kay XY9l11lI1lllCI'. Sue l'1111e1'. Nancy' I. lo 11: Ruth Bllllllllllll. Slllltlll' xlL'1lgl'l'. .ltlllk BGllCl'll13f'. Marti x1Ccl1lll'C. Nlilllilgl'l'. xlllff' ixlllil xlHlAl'HXY. Yi La11'e111o1'1-. c1XN't'Il Xl1'e1's, C1-1-11111 Kellum, and Nlurcia A11c11'rs. 1,1-111111111, 5111111111 Z.lXN.lCll1'xl'. klllll Jxllllf' c11lI'I'. , P 153, E K1 -it Sponsors of The Lamp E. Wade Adams, M.D. Drs. A. Aiken, N. Aiken and S. Glassley Alumnae Association. Parkview Methodist School of Nursing Paul P. Bailey, M.D.. Gerald F. XYard, M.D. joseph H. Baltes. M.D. Drs. Beierlcin. Rousseau and Knight Alton L. Bloom, Bloom is Bloom Attorneys Botteron Photographers Bradleys Rent-A-Television Brink 8: Erh. Inc. Robert Brosius, M.D. George H. Brown Dr. Franklin A. Bryan George D. Buckner, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. G. YVayne Carney C. Cooney, M.D., T. V. Beutler. M.D. Customcraft, Inc. Dr. C. XV. Dahling Daniel Bros.. Inc. Haywood Davis Dellaycn-Mcklahon Paper Co.. Inc. Hr mxx'z lrd E. Dilgard Elzey or Son Home for Funerals D. Emcnhiser. M.D. john I.. Emenhiser, M.D. R. XV. Emmc, M.D. Eskay Dairy Co. Clyde E. Flowers Dr. and Mrs. H. WV. Foy Fort XVayne Drug Company Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Franke Charles T. Frissell. D.D.S., M.S. N. H. Gladstone, M.D. Drs. Glock. Brown. Mackel fx Hershhcrger james C. Graham, M.D. H. Paul Haberly Haffners 5c to 591.00 Stores, Inc. Hagerman Construction Corporation Fred Harless, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Harrold Harry C. Harvey, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Hasewinkle Drs. Hastings, Manning :Sr Bossard Donald M. Hickman, M.D. E. M. Hoetzer, M.D. Richard R. Horning, M.D. Paul R. Hosler, Inc. Howards Gift Shop Dr. and Mrs. Fordyce Howe Huser Paul Co.. Inc. Industrial Sanitation, Inc. Dr. and Nlrs. R. NI. Johnston R. B. juergens, M.D. julian R. Kaufman, M.D. Richard N. Kent, M.D. Edgar H. Kilhourne Klaehn F lllm eral Home Klett Lumber 61 Supply C mm., lnc. Robert Koerber, Ir. Korte Paper Co. 1. R. Kreischer, M.D. Robert P. Lloyd, M.D. Harold A. Mac-Kinnon Marvel-NVilliams C mr., Inc. Mr. Clifford Matson CDI. Maxtc Q11, Maxton Motors john XV. Mc-Callister. M.D. D. O. McComb 651 Sons C. C. McEachern, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Harold XV. Mclvlillen james R. Mensch, M.D. S. R. Mercer. M.D. Herman A. Meyer. M.D. T. O. Meyer, M.D. Anonymous Edward Miller, M.D. Mahlon F. Miller. M.D., Donald S. Painter, M.D. Victor V. Miller Moellering Supply Company, Inc. Mungovan and Sons Mortuary Stanley R. Nelson North Side Plumbing 61 Heating Co., Inc. O'Rourke 61 Co. C. B, Parker, M.D. Parrot Market K. F. Perrin. B.D. Rothberg, Callmeyer. Doermer 81 Strutz Mr. Ermin P. Rui lx. R. Schlademan, M.D. Sclilatter Hardware Co.. lnc. F. E. Sch rmni weiler Mr. and Mrs. C. l,. SCllllSt Scott Bakery dz Delicatessen Herman XY. Sigrist Richard R. Smith. M.D. Drs. Stauffer, Kimbrough 61 Rr mrii iley Steigerwald Caterers. lnc. Dr. and Mrs. David Steigmeyer H. A. Stellner, M.D. Paul L. Stier. M.D. A. M. Strauss tk Associates, lnc. Edwin E. Stumpf, M.D. R. E. Sullivan. M.D. K. F. Triggs Vesey's Flowers l,ouis E. XVade R. XY. XVade. M.D. Ralph W. XX'alh XVhite Cross Volunteers of Parkview M1'. and Mrs. Howard NYilliams A Friend Fort Mayne District NVoman's Society of Christian Servicc North Indiana Conference XVoman's Society of Christian Service Dr. and Mrs. Elmer S. Zweig X-Ray Department Ft. NYayne Medical Laboratory A Student urse Student nurses are found everywhere: underneath, on top, running around, jumping over, or slithering past patients' beds. Doctors yell at them, head nurses criticize them, interns tolerate them. mothers worrv about them . . . and patients love them! A student nurse is courage under a cap, a smile in snowy white. She is strength in starched skirts, energy that is endless and the best of young womanhood. just when she is gaining prestige and poise she drops a glass, breaks a syringe, or steps on a doCt0r's foot, A student nurse is a composite. She eats like a team of hungry interns and works like the whole nursing staff put together. She has the speed of a gazelle, the strength of an ox, the quickness of a cat, the endurance of a flag-pole sitter. and the abilities of Florence Nightingale, Linda Richards, and Clara Barton all rolled into one white uniform. To the head nurse she has the stability of mush, the fleetness of a snail, the mentality of a mule, and is held together by starch, adhesive tape, and strained nerves. To an alumna, she will never work as hard, carry more trays, in ike more beds, or scrub on more cases than her predecessors. A student nurse likes days off, men, the OB., affiliations, certain doctors. pretty clothes, her roommate. Nlom and Dad . . . and yes, PNIH. Shes not much on working 3 to ll, days off with class, alarm clocks, getting up for surgery call or eating corn beef every Tuesday. No one else looks forward so much to a day off or so little to working 1:2 to S. No one else gets so much pleasure from straightening a wrinkled sheet or wetting a pair of parched lips. No one else can cram into one little head the course of a disease, the bones comprising the pelvis. what to do when a patient is in shock, how to insert a catheter . . . plus the ten top tunes of the Hit Parade. A student nurse is a wonderful creature. You may criticize her. but you can't discourage her You may hurt her feelings, but you canit make her quit. Slight as well admit it, whether you are bead nurse, doctor, administrator, or patient, she is your personal representative of the hospital. your living symbol of faith and sympathetic care. She may not be an Elizabeth Taylor, but she is an example of the American way. She is judged not by her race, religion, or social standards but by a professional yardstick that meas- ures her ability to make a bed, apply a bandage. or sacrifice her time to ease pain simply for the satisfaction of a job well done, She is a hard working, determined young girl doing her best for her school and hospital. Wlieu she becomes discouraged, or the Lamp gets too heavy, she should remember there is a reward waiting for her. Because surely some of Gods angels wear white caps instead of halos . . . and carry medicine trays instead of harps. 44 - .--1 r ' r-v ., --., 1 3 4'-3' a n L. wfblgw if -Q, gg?-fs?-gwiy' '- +- I -nl 4 ' J ,- . , V I t .. . 1 - 51- I X . 5' ' 'I ' , . Wi. ' 1 21 f' 'I V. 4 1-1 iw g n -' , Y Vr -I -li - 1 Y ' +- I , , 1-I i 141 ,-P+ U PU ph 1- A . 5- 4, L A 1. 01! if .1 ,J r I. U' L+- ul -. fY,hl ' l in 'cp 1 L ' JJ ' -. Y4-T' 'J ' T L O FJ-4 +3 'F pil' ht n 9- 4 n 144741 - -J' -gy Lil ii' k fl -aiwff ,,,, if J, LU! I .bt-Mfqn -',.- s-L P .Viva -,I-al! , L Q - ,Q W if- milf 4 bv --v ' - -V Q . J- ,, V:.1.v t I 1 + ' 14' EV 14 Wim 1 5 ,.J-4 Hx. J I 5 1--A4 0' R54 f L ?-'-I-4 +L' I 1 Y . L I 4 H 4: L I on-. f 4 TWJL-E1 ll J Q21 Ji -I 1 ' V 1 1- , I - -. - 4 . 4 E' -1 'I -' J' I L L T P 4 ... U I 'L' ' 454 ELT .r 1. A LL L 3 li 532 .iv -I A-1 7- . e-L4-L I 1 . ' W? L , gf , .fi F- is' L V1 P l ' Lliry f nj wrlihi !ail':i. .gLlE?.seaagE.i. 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